Sunday Morning

Happy Easter week to you!  As many of you know I collect transferware piece by piece whenever I am fortunate to find some. A few years ago I found a delightful trio named "Sunday Morning" made by W.H. Grindley, Staffordshire, England.  Well, last month I was looking through the web site Etsy and found this adorable "Sunday Morning" tea pot to match!

I am using this tea set through Easter Sunday to celebrate Easter time at my log home.

You can see the villagers strolling to church on Sunday morning!

I found a dinner plate to match!

I love the Ideal publications.  I recently found this 1978 Easter issue at a thrift store.

I need to find a frame for this sweet reprint of a little girl holding her lamb.

I added another thrift store find, my adorable little lady and her lamb.  She is a music box playing sweet music while I enjoy tea time!

I wish you a beautiful Easter celebrating our Risen Savior!

Thank you so much for visiting me!

I will be joining the following parties this week:  No Place Like Home,  TTCG Blog Party, Tea Cup Tuesday, and Tuesday Cuppa Tea

Fairy Gardens Of Last Year

Happy month of March!  We now have lots of snow and March usually brings in more before our spring is here!  I have been yearning for warm days and while enjoying my  photos's of last summer I realized I never shared my last years's  fairy gardens with you!

  


A little teapot fairy house sitting near potted plants on the deck.

Sweet fairies returning to their cottage after picking flowers.

I caught a woodland fairy pointing to the sky!

A little garden fairy having tea in her flowery yard!

Fairy garden on a old chair in the hen house courtyard.

Wheelbarrow fairy garden.

Lastly, a couple of wee toddler flower fairies  enjoying summer time in their mossy yard!

I hope you enjoyed my  garden fairies and where they dwell in the warm months!  Thank you for stopping by and I'm wishing you a early spring!

I will be joining the following parties this week:  Sandi's No Place Like Home,  Bernideens's BTTCG party, and Share Your Cup Thursday.

Valentine Tea Time

Hello dear friends.  Thank you for stopping by!  I hope you are enjoying the month of  February!  We have had a mild winter so far and have been lucky to miss the big snow storms coming across the USA.  Now that Valentine Day is near I wanted to share Valentines Tea with you.

I moved my tea cart from the dining area to the master bedroom in front of the glass doors overlooking the deck.

I gathered the few red Valentine items I have and made a romantic tea time.

The new to me pretty teacups are Royal Albert, Petit Point and Royal Victoria.

I recently received  my Mom's favorite old book  Snowbound by Emerson.  A perfect read for winter.

Clipper organic wild berry herbal tea in the unmarked teapot.

Homemade sugar cookies and purchased vanilla macarons for my sweethearts!

For all you gardeners you can just see my four square flower garden near the deck railing and the gazebo in the distance.  All waiting for spring, including me!

Lastly, here is Mr. Claus interested in all the pretties!

Thank you all so much for visiting!  Wishing you a wonderful Valentine's day!

I will be joining the following parties this week:  No Place Like Home,  Bernideens BTTCG Blog Party, Teacup Tuesday, Tuesday Cuppa Tea, and Share Your Cup Thursday.  

"Take Ye A Cuppe O' Kindness For Auld Lang Syne"

Happy New year dear friends!  Hope you had a wonderful Christmas!

I thought this would be a good time to share my "Take Ye A Cuppe O' Kindness For Auld Lang Syne" teacup and saucer with you!

The over sized teacup is made by The Rowland & Marselius Co.  Staffordshire, England.  The saucer has lots of crazing and a chip on the side, but still a good buy for $12.00!

Look what my grandson and girlfriend gave me for Christmas!  What a surprise!  My poor dishes!  But what a cuddler, just what I needed!

Some more of my china hutch decorated simply for Christmas.  I love the square plate by Johnson Bro's.  Named "Country Life".

On the top of the hutch a Royal Tudor Ware teapot named  "Olde England", and made by Barker Bro's. ltd, England.  My two china dogs, what are they looking at?

Some more Christmas decorations around the house.  A Johnson and Bro's. Friendly Village platter named "The Covered Bridge". on the mantle.

A darling Grace's teacup, a Christmas gift from last year.

I changed my tea cart during Christmas week, using my "A Cup Of Christmas Tea" teapot and teacups.

One more thing to share with you!  I found this needlepoint teapot cozy at a thrift store recently.  I am sure it has never been used!

Well now I am ready for tea!  Look at the sweet teacup!  It is stamped  Yuletide Series, N-C-336A, hand painted.

Harney & Son's Hot Cinnamon Spice tea and the last of the Christmas cookies!  Wish you could join me!

Thank you so much for stopping by!  May you have lots of blessings this New Year!

I will be joining the following parties this week:  No Place Like Home,  BTTCG Blog Party, Tuesday Cuppa Tea, Teacup Tuesday, and Share Your Cup Thursday.